Traffic Recording Clause Samples

The Traffic Recording clause establishes the right or obligation to monitor, log, or record data traffic within a specified system or network. In practice, this may involve capturing details such as the source, destination, time, and content of communications passing through a network, often for security, compliance, or operational purposes. By clearly defining the scope and conditions under which traffic can be recorded, this clause helps ensure transparency, protect sensitive information, and support regulatory or investigative needs.
Traffic Recording. The traffic recording and identification functions required to provide the services specified hereunder shall be performed by the Parties except for the functions performed by the tandem company on behalf of a Party. Each Party will calculate terminating minutes of use based on standard Automatic Message Accounting recordings made within each Party's network or by the tandem company. The Parties agree they will, to the extent feasible, make every attempt to accurately capture and report the actual usage interchanged between them for use in calculating the necessary compensation under this Agreement. In the event detailed terminating billing records are not available, summary billing reports may be used.
Traffic Recording. In the event, that a traffic study is requested by either Party in accordance with Section 5.1 of this Agreement, the traffic recording and identification functions required to provide the study shall be performed by the Parties. Each Party will calculate terminating minutes of use based on standard Automatic Message Accounting ("AMA") recordings made within each Party’s network. The Parties agree they will, to the extent feasible, make every attempt to accurately capture and report the actual usage exchanged between them for use in calculating the amount of traffic exchanged between the Parties, routed over the Interconnection Facilities. Should actual traffic information (measured terminating minutes of use) not be available, the Parties will mutually agree, within 30 days of receipt of a request by the other Party, on a suitable alternative basis for calculating the amount of traffic exchanged which most closely approximates the actual interchanged usage, e.g. exchange of originating records.
Traffic Recording. In the event that a traffic study is requested by either Party in accordance with Section 5.1 of this Agreement, the traffic recording and identification functions required to provide the study shall be performed by the Parties except for the functions performed by the Tandem on behalf of a Party. Each Party will calculate terminating minutes of use based on standard Automatic Message Accounting recordings made within each Party’s network or by the Tandem provider. The Parties agree they will, to the extent feasible, make every attempt to accurately capture and report the actual usage exchanged between them for use in calculating the amount of traffic exchanged between the Parties. Should actual traffic information (measured terminating minutes of use) not be available, the Parties will mutually agree, within 30 days of receipt of a request by the other Party, on a suitable alternative basis for calculating the amount of traffic exchanged which most closely approximates the actual interchanged usage, e.g. exchange of originating records.
Traffic Recording. The traffic recording and identification functions required to provide the services specified hereunder shall be performed by the Parties except for the functions performed by the tandem company on behalf of a Party. Each Party will calculate terminating minutes of use based on standard Automatic Message Accounting recordings made within each Party's network or by the tandem company. The Parties agree they will, to the extent feasible, make every attempt to accurately capture and report the actual usage interchanged between them for use in calculating the necessary compensation under this Agreement. Should actual traffic information (measured terminating minutes of use) not be available, the Parties will mutually agree, within 30 days or receipt of a request by the other party, on a suitable alternative basis for calculating compensation which most closely approximates the actual interchanged usage, e.g. exchange of originating records.
Traffic Recording. The traffic recording and identification functions required to provide the services specified hereunder shall be performed by the Parties, except for the functions performed by the Tandem Company on behalf of a Party. Each Party will calculate terminating minutes of use based on standard AMA recordings made within each Party's network or by the Tandem Company (e.g., 1101 records). At such time as appropriate industry standards and guidelines are developed, the Parties agree that, to the extent feasible, they shall make a reasonable attempt to develop traffic recording and identification functions consistent with such standards and guideline and to accurately capture and report the actual usage interchanged between them for use in calculating the necessary compensation under this Agreement. In the event detailed terminating billing records are not available, summary billing reports may be used.

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